Peasants, Grain Tariffs, and Meat Quotas

The transportation of the nineteenth century; the opening of fertile virgin soil, farmed by extensive methods, in North America, Argentina, and Russia; the expansion of animal husbandry in the Americas and Australia; the development of refrigeration and canning; a chronic worldwide shortage of currency; and such natural catastrophes as the destruction of French vineyards by phylloxera, epidemics of hoof-and-mouth disease, and years of drought followed by years of excessive rain, produced a severe crisis for European farmers in the final quarter of the nineteenth century. European farmers found themselves in a squeeze between the cheap prices of their overseas competitors and their own high production costs, which were caused by intensive or antiquated methods. Two alternative policies confronted European of the high-cost areas

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• Inequality and Democratization

  Open Access•Ben W Ansell, David Samuels et al.•Inequality and Democratization•2014

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• The European Grain Invasion, 1870–1913

  Open Access•Kevin H O''Rourke, Kevin H O'Rourke•The Journal of Economic History•1997

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• Continuity and contingency

  Shelley Baranowski•Social History•1987

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• The Mittelstand in German society and politics, 1871–1914

  David Blackbourn•Social History•1977

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• Landholding Inequality, Political Strategy, and Authoritarian Repression

  Open Access•Heidi Thomson, Henry Thomson•Studies in Comparative…•2015

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• Agricultural Protection in Wilhelminian Germany

  Open Access•Steven B Webb, Steven Β Webb•The Journal of Economic History•1982

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• The 'Egalitarianism' of the Right

  Open Access•James C Hunt•Journal of Contemporary History•1975

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• German Economic History

  Open Access•Gerald D Feldman•Central European History•1986

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• The “Coalition of ‘Rye and Iron’” under the Pressure of Globalization

  Open Access•Cornelius Torp•Central European History•2010

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• Dimensions of Social Conflict in the Great War

  Open Access•Robert G Moeller•Central European History•1981

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• The Elections Cartel in Regierungsbezirk Bromberg (Bydgoszcz), 1898–1903

  Open Access•Roland Spickermann•Central European History•2004

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• The German Peasant League and the Limits of Rural Liberalism in Wilhelmian Germany

  Open Access•George S Vascik•Central European History•1991

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• Divided Government and International Cooperation in Austria-Hungary, Sweden-Norway and the European Union

  Open Access•Robert Pahre•European Union Politics•2001

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• Dualism in German Agrarian Historiography

  Open Access•J A Perkins, John Perkins•Comparative Studies in Society…•1986

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• Prussian agriculture-German politics

  Keith Tribe•Economy and Society•1983

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• Das Wachstum der deutschen Wirtschaft seit der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts

  Open Access•Franz Grumbach, Helmut Hesse et al.•Wachstum der Deutschen Wirtschaft…•1965

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• Geschichte Der Deutschen Landwirtschaft Vom Fruhen Mittelalter Bis Zum 19. Jahrhundert

  Herman Freudenberger, Wilhelm Abel et al.•The American Historical Review•1964

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• The Red Kingdom of Saxony

  Willard Allen Fletcher, Donald Warren•The American Historical Review•1965

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• Deutsche Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte

  Open Access•Friedrich Lutge•Deutsche Sozial- und Wirtschaftsges…•1960

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• Der Reichstag vor der improvisierten Revolution

  Open Access•Peter Molt•Reichstag Vor der Improvisierten…•1963

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• Political Institutions and Social Change in Continental Europe in Nineteenth Century

  Eugene Anderson, Eugene N Anderson et al.•Political Institutions and Social…•1967

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• Rural Revolution in France

  John Bowditch, Gordon Wright•The American Historical Review•1965

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• Landbevölkerung und Nationalsozialismus

  Rudolf Heberle•Landbevölkerung und Nationalsoziali…•1963

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• Germany After Bismarck

  Jeffrey A Nichols•Germany After Bismarck•1958

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• Deutsche Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte

  Open Access•Friedrich Lutge•Deutsche Sozial- und Wirtschaftsges…•1966

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• A History of Modern Germany, 1840-1945

  Gerald D Feldman, Hajo Holborn•The American Historical Review•1970

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• Rural Revolution in France

  Open Access•P M Williams•Political Science Quarterly•1965

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• The Internal Structure and Polity of the European Village Community from the Fifteenth to the Nineteenth Century

  Jerome Blum•The Journal of Modern History•1971

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• German Economy, 1870-1940

  Theodore Prager, Gustav Stolper•Economica•1941

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• Grosse Depression und Bismarckzeit

  Hans Rosenberg•Grosse Depression und Bismarckzeit•1967

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• The Political Role of the Peasantry in the Weimar Republic

  Open Access•Werner T Angre, Werner T Angress•The Review of Politics•1959

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• Landliche Bevolkerung an der Schwelle des Industriezeitalters. Der Raum Braunschweig als Beispiel

  Horst Stuke, Ernst Wolfgang Buchholz•The Economic History Review•1967

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• Die Entwicklung der Landwirtschaft in Preussen und Deutschland 1800-1930

  Werner Conze, Hans Wolfram Graf Finck Von Finckenstein•The Economic History Review•1961

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• Kleine Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte Bayerns, 1806-1933

  Horst Stuke, Wolfgang Zorn•The Economic History Review•1963

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• Bauer und Standesvertretung. Werden und Wirken des Bauerntums in Schleswig-Holstein seit der Agrarreform

  Werner Conze, Thyge Thyssen•The Economic History Review•1960

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